September 2019

Firstly, we’d like to introduce you all to Alex D’Aloia, who is managing our Facebook group TFS Chats – you might…

For millennia, humans have been altering the Earth—for example, through agricultural adaptations such as these…

At long last we are back! In this episode host Adam Gamwell talks with Design Researcher and Strategist Amy…

Laxmi Narayan Tripathi, high priestess of a convent of hijras, takes selfies with admirers at India’s 2019…

O Brasil é o segundo maior produtor mundial de soja. Diego Giudice/Getty Images Leia este artigo em…

Current and former Simon Fraser University students tell us where to eat, drink, and pet cats in Vancouver.…

CASCA Local Organizing Committee members Pamela Stern and Jaime Yard on what to do in Vancouver this November.…

Brasil es el segundo mayor productor de soya a nivel mundial. Diego Giudice/Getty Images Lea este…

For centuries, Andean people encoded messages in intricate patterns of knotted and colored strings known as khipus.…

The AAA Leadership Fellows Program provides a unique opportunity for members early in their careers to learn about…

I would argue that the unhappy academics were creating and adding to what I described in my thesis as affective…

Researchers excavate in Jordan’s Zarqa Valley. Fabio Parenti Giancarlo Scardia was in Jordan in 2013…

Ecuador’s Indigenous languages are varied and contested. What can poetry and curing chants tell us about the…

In Yakutsk, hip hop can be poetic, nostalgic, and even subversive. What can this inventive genre say about language…

What a froggy mystery in Papua New Guinea can teach us about the pleasure and power of language diversity.…

The “Going Native” cartoon for this issue of Anthropology News was an exercise in celebration of the International…

A documentary film shows the challenges faced by Soli children as they learn in a language that is not their own.…

The United Nations’ International Year of Indigenous Languages is likely to reproduce the colonial logics that…

Twice a day, on my way to and from work at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science (DMNS), I walk through a…

Researchers tested the cutting potential of knife-shaped frozen human feces. Michelle R. Bebber In…

“Not only do we need engineers working alongside anthropologists to do good quality engineering, I also think that…

The Plan for Transformation brought new mixed-income developments to Chicago, such as those shown here, as a…

In January 2018, 10 members from an Ainu traditional performance group, Sapporo Upopo Hozonkai (Sapporo Upopo…

A pre-EPIC2019 presentation & meet-up hosted by MATT BERNIUS, MARTHA COTTON & MEG KINNEY October 15,…

As a biracial man, there’s something visceral about being in a room full of black people of all shades, from across…

Our eagle-eyed editor, Sue Kenyon, always on the lookout for material for columns for our section news column,…

In a cave tucked into the limestone hills of the Asturias region of Spain, there lie the remains of a group of 13…

Not sure why your 2019 AAA/CASCA Annual Meeting session is scheduled for a particular date or time? An executive…

Since 2012, Jeremy Duveau of France’s National Museum of Natural History and his colleagues have been…

Anthropologist Roger Lohmann sees a ghost in a dream while working in Papua New Guinea. Even though he knows…

Mujeres activistas, incluida la autora (derecha), marchan en contra de la violencia de género y feminicidios…

Nell, a white woman with short black hair, wears thick, black-rimmed glasses and smiles at the camera. She…